Frontend development can be very interesting because we can immediately see the results of our work. However, during this process, we often forget very important concepts and we make mistakes.

A designer’s journey of creative exploration—100 days, 100 experiments, and the lessons learned along the way.

We developed a figurative illustration language for Samsung Health, with its application on over 100 assets. We played with vibrant colors, gradients and dynamic layouts — but we also crafted some quirky tiny reactions motivating wellness audiences around the world.

If you don’t know the reference, it’s this tweet. Once it appeared on my timeline, I was like, no, mister, that’s bullshit, and I’m going to call it out in my next article. But then I started to analyze the current landscape of tools for designers, looked back at my career, and came to the point that there’s only one inevitable thing: change.

When we’re creating roadmaps for our design systems, it’s often a daunting and highly manual process to figure out what state all of our components are in.

Get started with 54 free and open-source SVG illustrations based on 3D styles, fully compatible with Flowbite and Tailwind CSS.

AI-powered design tools are making it easier than ever for businesses and individuals to create logos with just a few clicks.

Here’s a pretty common pattern we see while designing responsive experiences or modernizing legacy applications. If you’ve used a cloud-based file manager, content management system or administrative UI, I’m sure you’ve seen it, too.

Summary:  Plausible but incorrect AI responses create design challenges and user distrust. Discover evidence-based UI patterns to help users identify fabrications.

Happy Monday! This week I’m sharing a short essay on some visual trends in digital design. Beneath our feet, the way that software looks and feels is shifting and I’m pulling a few threads to see what these changes might mean.